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Rowan was relaxing and not really paying attention to anything when his roommate came home. The roommate has asked for help working through some difficulties with a computer program. What will happen to Rowan's brain waves as he helps his roommate?

▸ They will decrease in both frequency and amplitude.

▸ They will increase in frequency and decrease in amplitude.

▸ They will increase in both frequency and amplitude.

▸ They will decrease in frequency and increase in amplitude.

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